High-Jinks Shoot-Out

Thousands of people counter argue the fact that violent games are not only good for survival skills, but for challenging young teen brains. Teenagers, children and sometimes even adults go to simulated violence for an escape route, something to distract them from the problems they have going on at home, at work, or any other stress inducing areas.
According to “High-Jinks: Shoot-Out”, written by Guy Martin in 2009, throughout the high school game, “Killer”, students develop a sense of survival and many important skills. Such as, one teammate had used a caller I.D. to contact the target’s landlines, “The call had been engineered from a remote computer by a squad member with prodigious hacking skills.” Many people argue that “Killer” is a bad game, but is it a bad game or is it a bad name? Despite how many believe that this game makes the children think and act more violently, the game teaches the children how to problem solve and survive in situations in which nowadays everyone
Do you think “Call of Duty” is a good or bad game? Games like “Call of Duty” and “Killer” are safe and full of learning. For example, not only do games like these push you to work harder to achieve goals, but they prepare you for better multitasking. Some may say, that the risk of becoming violent is too dangerous to mess with, but if you think about it, everything has risks. Millions of people get in a car everyday and drive, despite the risk of getting into a crash and possibly dying. So simulated violence is nothing compared to the normal things we do